Sufi’s Turkish Restaurant (已結業)

My parents and I went around Arab Street for a walk and then under that hot sunny afternoon, we decided to have some authentic Turkish coffee for tea-time. That was my first time ever trying it.We ordered each a cup and a dessert to go along. Was told not to stir the coffee and just drink straight from the cup because the coffee powder is underneath and if you stir, u are drinking along with powder. I guess that is the unique part of Turkish coffee. The aromatic smell coming for the cup with a m

If you've never had any Turkish food before and you're looking for quality Turkish food, this is a great place to go! Sufi has quite a large variety of food to offer, but I ordered two different kebab dishes to try. I'll recommend grabbing the mixed kebab platter, although its pricier as it offers a good mix of different meats for you to try. The kebab are all really tasty and marinated really well with the spices. A generous portion of meat plus the juiciness and taste of it makes it all worth

my friend brought me for some nice cuisin. i have never tasted turkish food before so i was quite thrilled! We headed to sufi’s for some nice Turkish food. I did not know what to order so I ordered their kebab. I ordered their adana tavuk kebab. It is actually grilled minced chicken on a skewer. It was really good. the chicken was marinated nicely with some spices. The meat was so tender and juicy. love their special tomato sauce. totally enhance the taste of the chicken! i love turkish food!

Wanted to ditch the tea and decided to have some turkish coffee during tea time.hehe. Initially,when I was browsing through the menu,I had no intention of drinking tea,but my friend forced me to try something new so i thought why not? When the coffee came,i got a shock. The cup was tiny!!!!!! My friend and I gave each other the look. They say "good things come in small packages" so i decided not to give any comment till i tried it. I tried it and i hated it. It was too bitter!!Quite disappoint

Really needed my shisha session because I havent had it in awhile so I decided to meet my friend and he suggested this retaurant so I thought why not?He recommended the apple tea and honestly,i'm not a fan of teas but I thought of giving it a try so i said ok. It tasted very much like apple juice except it was less sweet(the way I like it). BUT,i wouldn't drink it again though.Not really my cup of tea.

Another day out with my bf and we decided to have an early dinner that day because we had a very light lunch.We ended up going to Sufi's Corner at Arab Street and he ordered a Shish Kebab which came with a ciabata bread. The bread was like any other ciabatta bread.It had a very soft,chewy taste. The kebab though, wasn't the best that i've tried.I thought it was average and that they could have added more flavour to it. One other thing that I think they can improve on is that they could have mad